Occurrence of Bees and Bumblebees in Bark Beetle Slit Traps from Spruce and Fir Woodlands of Central Dinaric Alps

IF 0.7 Q3 FORESTRY

SEEFOR-South-East European Forestry Pub Date : 2023-06-21 DOI:10.15177/seefor.23-11

A. Vesnić, D. Kulijer, Damir Prljača, M. Dautbašić, S. Ivojević

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Abstract

The paper analysed bees by-catch collected in 259 bark beetle slit traps, from eleven localities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sampling was carried out in spruce and fir forests in 2020 and 2021. As a by-catch from bark beetle slit traps 84 bee individuals from four families and 13 genera were collected. In the bark beetle slit traps sample, out of 29 bee taxa, 22 species were identified at the species level and eight specimens were left at the genus/subgenus level. The most dominant genera were Megachile with 34 specimens and Osmia represented by 20 specimens in the total sample. The research identified 14 bee species new to the fauna of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The bee species collected in the bark beetle slit-traps were dominated by nesters in cavities, above the ground-nesting bees.

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中迪纳里克阿尔卑斯山云杉和冷杉林地树皮甲虫狭缝陷阱中蜜蜂和大黄蜂的发生

本文分析了波黑11个地区259个树皮甲虫狭缝陷阱收集的蜜蜂副渔获物。2020年和2021年在云杉和冷杉林中进行了抽样。作为树皮甲虫狭缝诱捕器的副捕获物，共捕获4科13属84只蜜蜂。在树皮甲虫狭缝诱捕器样本中，在29个蜜蜂分类群中，在种水平上鉴定出22种，在属/亚属水平上鉴定出8个标本。最大优势属为Megachile属(34份)和Osmia属(20份)。该研究确定了波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那动物群中新的14种蜜蜂。树皮甲虫狭缝捕捉器收集到的蜜蜂种类主要是在地面筑巢的巢蜂。

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SEEFOR-South-East European Forestry FORESTRY-

CiteScore

1.20

自引率

16.70%

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审稿时长

8 weeks

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